Urban cores and peri-urban spaces are closer to large population centers and bustling markets, lessening the need to produce your product in one place, then drive it elsewhere to market. However, ...

Dickson Despommier, a professor of environmental health sciences at Columbia University, has proposed “vertical farming”: growing food—including fish and poultry—in urban buildings as tall ...

The Urban Farmer Project, an ambitious sustainability and food security initiative, has launched in the City of London, ...

Picture stepping onto your urban balcony and picking fresh tomatoes, basil, and leafy greens for tonight’s dinner. This simple act connects you to a growing movement transforming our cities into ...

Inside Eden Green Technology’s 62,000-square-foot vertical ... in indoor farming could be better spent improving outdoor farming conditions. Genhua Niu is a Texas A&M professor of urban agriculture.

Known as the Urban Farming Office, the concrete-framed building is adorned with a "vertical farm" of vegetables, fruits, and herbs, reflecting the studio's expertise in plant-filled, low-energy ...

The question of how to grow more food efficiently in metropolitan areas has gained urgency as urban populations ... Dickson Despommier that means vertical farming, cultivating fruits and ...

This might be on rooftops, abandoned lots, or even vertical spaces. What's amazing is, you don't need acres of land to start ...

Inside Eden Green Technology’s 62,000 square foot vertical ... in indoor farming could be better spent improving outdoor farming conditions. Genhua Niu is a Texas A&M professor of urban agriculture.